On the recordJuly 27, 2020
We must ensure that finite public resources are focused on those contaminants for which public health risks are real and can be reduced.
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congress.govWe must ensure that finite public resources are focused on those contaminants for which public health risks are real and can be reduced.
Emphasizing the need to prioritize real health risks in drinking water regulations.
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